Case Results

When the insurer won't move, we file.

Most of the cases below came to us after another firm had already taken the insurer's number. We took over, put the case on a path to trial, and the number changed. Insurers pay more to firms willing to sue. That is the whole strategy, and it works.

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$320K+

Recovered across the cases on this page

<4 Months

From taking over a two-year-old case to settlement

2x

The prior offer, on cases another firm had already worked

Six recent settlements from Venyx Injury Law, including three cases another firm had already worked. Figures are real. Names are not published.

Every case is different. Results depend on the specific facts, injuries, and applicable law and do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in another case. Settlement figures reflect total case value before deduction of attorney's fees, costs, and any liens.

The Cases

Six Recent Results

Each one with the offer, the timeline, and the fee where it applies. Three of the six came to Venyx with another firm's number already on the table.

Rear bumper damage after a rear-end collision

Rear bumper after the collision. State Farm's top offer on this claim was $10,791.

01Rear-End Collision · Denver

Full policy limits$100,000

Prior firm's top offer$10,791

State Farm's top offer to the client's prior firm on a rear-end collision was $10,791. When we took over, State Farm's only move was to match that number.

We filed suit in Denver District Court. State Farm paid the full $100,000 policy limits within a few months of filing.

Prior firm's top offer: $10,791
Offer to Venyx: Same $10,791
Path: Suit filed, Denver District Court
Paid in full: Within a few months of filing

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2.5x

The medical bills

Two offers declined, then full policy limits paid

02Head-On Collision, Crossed Center Line

Full policy limits$100,000

Offers declined$50,000 · $72,000

The oncoming driver crossed the double yellow and hit our client head-on, rolling her car. Her medical bills came to about $40,000.

The insurer offered $50,000, then $72,000. We declined both, told them we would file if the limits were not paid, and they paid the full $100,000.

Medical bills: About $40,000
First offer: $50,000
Second offer: $72,000
Recovered: $100,000, full limits
Start to finish: About 6 months
Recovery vs. bills: 2.5x

Driver's side damage after a side-swipe collision

Front driver's side after the wide left turn.

03Side-Swipe Left Turn · Denver

Venyx settlement$46,000

Prior offer$22,639

The other driver swung wide on a left turn into our client's lane and swiped the driver's side of her car. Her medical bills came to roughly $24,700. Her first firm waited more than two years to file suit, then dropped her before the first court conference. Once in litigation, the insurer denied liability outright.

We took the case at that point. Under four months later it settled for $46,000, double the offer that had been sitting on the table.

Crash: Fall 2023
Suit filed by prior firm: Late 2025
Venyx took over: After filing, before CMC
Settled: Spring 2026
Time before suit: More than 2 years
Time under Venyx: Under 4 months

33%Venyx litigation fee

VS

45%Prior firm

On the same $46,000, that is about $5,500 more that stays with the client.

Scuffed rear bumper after a rear-end collision

About $1,600 in bumper repair. The insurer used this to argue the injury was minor.

04Rear-End, Minimal Vehicle Damage · Denver

Full policy limits$25,000

Prior offer$11,222

The bumper repair estimate was about $1,600. The insurer used that to try to minimize the value of our client's injuries and offered exactly what the medical bills came to, $11,222, and not a dollar more. Her first firm did not want to litigate.

We took over in late April. Within about a week we sent a demand for the full $25,000 policy limits with a 14-day deadline and a lawsuit behind it. The insurer paid within the deadline.

Vehicle damage: About $1,600
Medical bills: $11,222
Prior firm's top offer: $11,222
Venyx took over: Late April
Demand sent: Early May
Paid in full: Within 14 days

29%Venyx standard fee

VS

33.3%Prior firm

Same policy limits. A smaller share of them goes to the lawyer.

"Low property damage does not mean low injury. It means the insurer thinks you won't sue."

Front driver's side damage after a collision while leaving a parking spot

Front driver's side after a passing car struck the vehicle as it left a parallel parking spot.

05Improper Start From Parked Position

Full policy limits$25,000

Our client was ticketed for pulling out of a parallel parking spot when a passing car struck him. That citation is usually where an insurer digs in.

We sent a policy-limits demand with notice that we were prepared to file. The insurer paid the full $25,000.

Citation: Issued to our client
Liability: Never formally denied
Path: Limits demand + notice of suit
Recovered: $25,000, full limits

Representative image. Our client fell in an icy grocery store lot in Boulder.

06Slip and Fall, Icy Parking Lot · Boulder

Signed to settled7 Months

Our client slipped on ice in a grocery store parking lot in Boulder. An ER visit and a few months of chiropractic care followed.

Seven months after she signed with us, the case settled for more than double her medical bills.

Care: ER visit, then chiropractic
Recovered: 2.3x the medical bills
Signed to settled: About 7 months

Why It Works

The offer changes when the insurer believes you'll sue.

Three of the six cases on this page followed the same path. Dylan spent years inside one of Colorado's largest injury firms and left to do this without the overhead that keeps most firms from litigating a $25,000 case. Lower overhead, lower fee, and a real willingness to go to court.

Another firm had the case.The insurer made an offer built on the assumption that no one would file.
We took over.Demand letter with a deadline, or a case already in litigation that we were prepared to try.
The number moved.Full policy limits, or double the offer that had been sitting on the table.

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When the insurer won't move, we file.

Six Recent Results

The offer changes when the insurer believes you'll sue.

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